Updates on the network as of July 2, 2022
Summer 2022 is accompanied by updates and timetable adjustments on the tpg network. As of July 2, Trams 15 and 18 are returning to their terminus in Les Palettes. In addition, the network will operate according to a vacation timetable from July 4. Finally, the on-demand bus service tpgFlex is expanding its offer to better serve travelers in Champagne.
New features in detail
After a year of work, Trams 15 and 18are returning to their terminus at the “Palettes” stop on Saturday, July 2. Lines 22 and 23 will still be diverted, however, due to the continuation of works for the extension of the tram to the industrial zone of Plan-les-Ouates (ZIPLO).
Vacation timetable
From July 4 to August 19, the tpg urban network will operate according to the vacation timetable. On weekends, vehicles will run according to the normal Saturday and Sunday timetable. We invite you to consult the schedules available on tpg.ch, our tpgPreview app or at the stops during your travels.
Line 70
Line 70 will be interrupted in Aire-la-Ville from Monday, July 4 to Saturday, August 20, 2022 due to work on the Peney bridge, which will involve the total closure of the bridge.
Tip
To get to Satigny station, cross the bridge on foot, then take Line 73.
tpgFlex
As of Monday, July 4, the on-demand bus service tpgFlex is expanding its offer with the introduction of a dozen new stops, including the Bernex-Vailly stop. It is now possible to order your bus from the terminus of Tramline 14 in Bernex-Vailly and thus benefit from an easier connection with the city center of Geneva.
How does tpgFlex work?
Order your ride online via the tpgFlex app or the tpg website. There are no more timetables or landlines. All you have to do is specify the start and finish stops as well as the time of the route, which can be ordered up to seven days in advance. The vehicle will pick you up at the requested location and take you conveniently to your destination.
